Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-07

• PM stands by tax freezes despite £120bn Covid hit
• Human rights abusers ‘will face sanctions’, says Foreign Secretary
• Call to put young at heart of North’s recovery
• Factory ‘is a sign of recovery’
• Overhaul of flood grant schemes call
• ‘Record the crimes linked to misogyny’
• Affordable homes still a ‘challenge’
• ANDREW VINE on Tuesday
• There are now four ways that you can subscribe to The Yorkshire Post.
• MP chanted ‘I’m a naughty Tory’ after sexual assault, court told
• UK reviews Hong Kong extraditio­n in dispute with China
• ‘Incredible role model’ friends in bid to help raise £3.5m
• Army major takes barefoot walk around Britain to highlight daughter’s plight
• Tiny fossil found in Madagascar could be a dinosaur relative
• Louvre visitors tell of stillness as Paris museum reopens
• ‘Shielded’ children can go back to school this month
• ‘Lost generation’ of teenagers may be prey for gangs after lockdown
• Thirteen UK universiti­es could go bust over crisis, research warns
• Region’s Conservati­ve MPs in call for ‘new deal’ for the North
• £1.5bn cash for arts ‘is lifeline to keep us afloat’
• Tributes as Oscar-winning music maestro Ennio Morricone dies at 91
• Accent of customers can cause bias, says new study
• Team GB sprinter accuses police of racial profiling in stop-search
• Life sentence for killer driver who thought he was Jesus Christ
• New tech for climate change would ‘be too slow’
• Tributes after city’s rock ’n’ roll ‘legend’ of the 1960s dies, aged 79
• Social worker who stole £550,000 from the vulnerable is jailed for seven years
• Approval for plans to extract gas at sites in county
• I take hat off to you, Camilla tells our emergency service workers
• Harry and Meghan urge action on ‘wrongs of the past’
• Ex-headteache­r admits stabbing to death his wife and her lover
• Town’s GP surgery is poised for £2.7m upgrade
• Job talks as city leisure provider faces crisis
• Teenager in court over death of sisters in park attack
• BEHIND THE CAMERA: Yorkshire photograph­er Simon Dewhurst
• PUTTING PAST ON RECORD
• Hopes for tourism boost if old railway line is reopened
• We’re facing noisier planes in the night
• Separate devolution deals may rid us of ridiculous name
• Rail link is key to Hull’s future
• The stage is set
• Floods summit is needed to help communitie­s
• We need help... and time is running out
• Postcards from the grandest house of all
• Hatters need financial help or face dropping out of WBBL
• Cauthen praises McNamara
• No easy fix for Owls as they aim to make ‘big chances’ count
• Hard work and intelligen­ce serving rivals well
• Honeyman provides refreshing boost for the Tigers
• Last not so keen on new six again rule for games
• Ambitious Jones hopes Steelers move can lead to GB call
• Hague blows last two holes and drops into a five-way tie
• Hamilton is free to take a knee before every race – F1 chiefs
• Woolford pleased as Gaskell remains at the Giants
• Reds target timely survival boost
• Decision over season resuming for Championsh­ip and League One clubs is deferred yet again
• TOWN GET SET FOR CHANGES
• WEIGHT LOSS LIFTS SIBLEY

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